We are looking at maybe asking hard money lenders or private money lenders if they’d want to come on as strategic partners, but we need suggestions.

Our neighbors in Maine have not paid their taxes in a few years.

The reason they sell those insurance plans is because they make a lot of money off of them.If a $1,000 unexpected expense will cause a problem for you, it may make sense to have that insurance.

So, here at the 6 month check in, here are the things I've been doing since January 2024: *Anchored everything to my WHY, including the motivations and long-term strategy *Joined a local REI group hosted by my church*Researched tax lien investing in Harford County, MD and decided to not play in that space this year*Read a few REI books (Rich Dad Poor Dad, One Rental At A Time, Building Wealth One House at a Time, Wealth Without Cash, Building Real Estate Wealth in a Changing Market)*Subscribed to a bunch of good YouTube channels (BP, ORAAT, Ken McElroy, Coach Carson...)

Hi all,I purchased a two-unit home a few years ago as my primary residence with a conventional loan, and was told by an accountant that there is no reporting or extra tax forms I need to file as long as my tenant in the upstairs unit is paying less than the total of my mortgage.

Consulting with a tax professional can help ensure you meet all IRS requirements and maximize your tax benefits.

That is basically gifting you money. 10% down is also way too low to make it attractive for a seller to finance you. 

Investment Info:Other private money loan investment.

Next is a hard money lender/private money lenders.

@Mohamad GueneCalifornia is generally more cumbersome than other states when it comes to taxes and filings.